
Bentonville Memorial Park - Bentonville AR
N 36° 22.547 W 094° 11.068
15S E 393753 N 4026280
This concrete and marble monument is a fitting memorial to all Benton County veterans who gave their lives while serving.
Waymark Code: WMHVYV
Location: Arkansas, United States
Date Posted: 08/17/2013
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This 8-panel monument is located in the northeast portion of Memorial Park. It lists the names of all of the Benton County service men and women who have died defending our nation through service in the military, from World War I all the way through the Persian Gulf Wars.
Type of Memorial: Non-Specific Memorial
 Wars mentioned (Multi-war only): -WWI
-WWII
-Korea
-Vietnam
-Persian Gulf
 In Honor Of: Dedicated to the memory of the brave men and women of Bentonville and Benton county who, in the Twentieth century gave their lives for their country.
 Marker Text: Memorial Park
Dedicated to the memory of the brave men and women of Bentonville and Benton county who, in the Twentieth century gave their lives for their country. Our hopes and prayers are that no names need be added in the next century.
The Memorial Park Complex is a gift from the Associates of Wal-Mart Stores Inc.
Dedicated November 11, 1991
World War I
Clarence E. Hutcheson
James H. Troutt
Shelby Sitz
Edwin McGehee
Henry J. Burns
Meakley H. Green
Don Londagin
Luke Cooperider
Willie L. Parks
Charles R. Long
Frank M. Wiley
Thomas A. Nail
Ralph R. Parmley
Corneliue McKnight
Ery E. Crawley
Leon Stout
William M. Batjer
John Jepson
World War II
Ervin N. Baker
Horace F. Harrelson Jr.
Olen W. Jones
James H. Carithers
Charles E. Ragsdale
Jack R. Franklin
Marshall R. Davidson
Jack Potts
Loyd N. Brown
Robert C. Erskine
Truman K. Anderson
Charles E. Kendrick
Raymond A. Craddock
Duane G. Meyer
Raymond A. Alstott
Joseph W. Parrish
Gene C. Craig
Marvin E. Isley
Lester I. Bolain
James L. Doss, Jr.
Victor A. Lopez
William H. Adams
Clyde L. Carter
Billy G. Sturdy
Gerald M. Kobes
Byron W. Pratt
Billy D. Berteau
Frank Morris
K. Lee Cayce
Raymond H. Holland
Donald E. Brown
Ziba J. Jagger
Billie D. Butler
David L. Dunagin
Albert D. Rock
Elery F. Finney
Jesse P. Wilhite
Denver F. Hammons
Glenn H. Saunders
Troy C. Wilson
Thomas N. Clemens
Grover L. Sooter
Lewis B. Hughes
Hal L. Wood
Cevil S. Conner
Vearl W. Griffin
Doyle G. Sumner
Thomas M. Davis
John W. Fine
Chester E. Thompson
Floyd l. Cochran
Merle L. Vincent
James A. Dees
Edward V. Wade
Robert F. Hardcastle
Wildon W. Wedel
Johnie J. Curtis
Harold C. Ellis
Arcie W. Spiva
Robert E. Wood
Kenneth E.A. Gooch
Glen G. John
George R. Cooper
Thomas P. Lincoln
Edward W. Rapp
Ecklor C. Lucas
Richard D. Barnes
Arthur A. Morgan
Robert H. Jones
Thomas M. O'Neal
Denver C. Johnston
Guy P. Kirksey
Raymond E. McGill
Tom Pitts
Eugene P. Knott Jr.
George Raby
Boydstun, Raymond D.
Lincoln, John M.
Roberts, Austin L.
Thel R. Martin
Hira C. Baker Jr.
Graham S. Rife
Billy W. Creech
Charles Lea
Paul F. Morris
Robert M. Reynolds
Elmo F. Nickell
Laverne H. Bressler
Gerald D. Posey
Everet L. Terry
William E. Hess
Eugene J. Wright
James M. Finn
A.J. Yates
William D. Thomas
Jesse P. Douglas
George R. Ratliff
Roy V. Clark
Robert L. Terry
Gustus L. Foreman
William F. Courtney
James D. Steele
Bob L. Douglas
Jess H. Eden
Robert D. Swake
Bert W. Feast
Forest G. Wayne
Dale W. Roughton
Homer E. Wilson
Gerald B. Finney
William D. Gamble
Regal B. Dixon
Victor T. Spivey Jr.
Charles B. Greenfield
Carl O. Danielson
George H. Hall
Andrew Y. Davis
Thomas E. Wood
Gerald M. Trammell
Dickson R. Knott
Devin Howard
Man N. Roling
Melvin R. Roland
Charles D. Rice
Robert W. Shores
John L. Holmes
Harvey J. Black
Howard M. Wolgamott
Roland Pippenger
Summer, Gordon
Glenn H. Easley
Korea
Cleo L. Duncan
Keith Anderson
Robert W. McAnnelly
Billy R. Smith
Robert C. Nance
Maxie G. Harrison
Douglas E. Morrow
Paul R. Blew
Donald C. Osborun
Kenneth L. Smith
Bobby W. Eaves
Andrew J. Moren
George D. Keys
J.D. Witcher
Charles H. Mounce
Vietnam
Roy E. Couch
James E. Morgan
Hugh L. Harrington
Rex W. Blisard
Jerry D. Lanier
Henry D. Mathews
Archie L. Whaler
Leslie Boling Jr.
Robert S. Mitchell
Otis E. Plants
 Date of dedication: November 11, 1991
 Who Put it Here?: The Memorial Park Complex is a gift from the Associates of Wal-Mart Stores Inc.
 Description of Memorial: This memorial stands tall and proud, amidst lush vegetation and tall, shady trees - a fitting place of peace and tranquility to remember those who have given their lives for our freedom.

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